Photo: Redcliffe Jetty
Kenilworth Tourist Drive 22 is a 70-kilometre drive, starting from Maleny. The tourist drive heads through small towns, including Kenilworth, ending at the Bruce Highway near Eumundi. The tourist drive is 70 kilometres, however, you will likely travel further visiting various destinations along the way. The Blackall Range Tourist Drive 23 travels through Maleny. You … Read more
As big things go, the Big Macadamia Nut isn’t one of the classics known for starting the big things “thing”, however, it has been around for almost as long as it’s more well-known sibling, The Big Pineapple. Built in 1978, only 7 years after the Big Pineapple, the Big Macadamia Nut added to the then … Read more
Blackall Range Tourist Drive 23 is a 55-kilometre drive, starting at the turnoff into Landsborough off Steve Irwin Way. From Landsborough, it climbs up the Blackall Range to Maleny, then follows the tops of the range northward through Montville and Mapleton. The tourist drive then heads back down the range into Nambour and finishing near … Read more
Moreton Bay stretches over 65 kilometres, reaching north of Brisbane and southern extremities of Brisbane area. The bay is enclosed by three of the four largest sand islands in the world, Moreton Island, North Stradbroke Island, and Bribie Island. On the mainland, there are two tourist drives showcasing the shorelines of Moreton Bay, one on … Read more
Goondiwindi Visitor Information Centre is accessible through the Goondiwindi Regional Civic Centre from Marshall Street or from the back on Bowen Lane. The Goondiwindi Visitor Information Centre is located in the heart of town and the friendly volunteers will be able to assist you with all your enquiries. The best parking and access is from 45 … Read more
Hidden in the rugged ranges of Queensland’s central highlands, Carnarvon Gorge features towering sandstone cliffs, vibrantly coloured side gorges, diverse flora and fauna and Aboriginal rock art. Main Gorge Walking Trails There are no bus tours to get around the sights of Carnarvon Gorge. The only way to see the sights is to walk the … Read more
The first settlement in Dalby, also known as Dalby’s birthplace, is called The Crossing. The first settler, Henry Dennis, spent time surveying the area in 1841. The Crossing was the first track to the pastoral holdings west of Myall Creek. With the settlement, it became the meeting place for stockmen, shearers, fencers, teamsters, and other … Read more
Myall Creek Parklands is a defining part of Dalby in its history and as a drawcard for enjoying the natural environment along the creek. The parkland is suitable for a variety of activities, including walking, bike riding, spotting birdlife, picnic rest stop, and playground. The main area the brown sign directs you to is a … Read more
The Explore Rockhampton Visitor Information Centre is located at the Tropic of Capricorn Spire monument at 176 Gladstone Road, at the southern entrance to Rockhampton. The visitor information centre offers travel information including maps, brochures and itineraries. Knowledgeable volunteers can provide advice on things to see and do in the Rockhampton Region and surrounds. Address: … Read more
The Explore Rockhampton Visitor Information Centre is located at the Tropic of Capricorn Spire monument at 176 Gladstone Road, at the southern entrance to Rockhampton. The visitor information centre offers travel information including maps, brochures and itineraries. Knowledgeable volunteers can provide advice on things to see and do in the Rockhampton Region and surrounds. Address: … Read more
